Assistant/Associate/Full Professor, T/TE, Family & Community Medicine

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• Dependent on rank (Assistant, Associate, Full
  Professor), appointment requires the demonstration of (potential for)
  independence in research as substantiated by, in some combination a profile of
  evidence (and further promise) of publication in peer-reviewed journals, the
  (potential for or) award of competitive fellowships or grants, presentations at
  scientific meetings, scientific peer review, editorial service, and other
  markers of research and innovation.

• The successful candidate(s) will be expected to
  build collaborative relationships within DFCM with clinical faculty, and
  community partners. They will also be expected to mentor a growing group of
  clinical colleagues interested in clinical research, of junior research
  colleagues, of residents with a research interest, and/or of students from
  affiliated academic health sciences programs in the context of the candidate(s)
  evolving research programs.
  • Seek extramural funding for research in DFCM's priority areas (see above) by developing and submitting research grant proposals to appropriate funding agencies; as Principal Investigator, partner with clinical and research faculty to form research teams, develop research plans, write funding proposals, and implement and disseminate studies.
  • Work with residents, clinical faculty, and other colleagues in research project development and grant proposal writing, project implementation, and dissemination of results through scientific publication and presentations.
  • Mentor residents and medical students in study design, analytics, dissemination, and translation to practice.
  • Engage in teaching activities (e.g. guest lectures) for residents, undergraduate, and graduate students.
  • Disseminate research findings through peer-reviewed publications, conference presentations, and invited lectures.
  • Participate on appropriate departmental and/or
    College of Medicine committees, and professional organization committees as
    appropriate.

• MD, PhD, or an equivalent doctoral degree with demonstrated research experience and an emerging or established track record of publishing in peer-reviewed journals and obtaining extramural funding.

• Current peer-reviewed funding

• Cover Letter: Outline qualifications and desire to conduct primary care research
• Curriculum Vitae (CV): Provide details on track record of research, publication, funding, and service
• Statement of Research Interests: Outline prior and planned research program